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So, the Apple button example for @State has no real utility as a button.
To be honest, I find a View's ability to interleave (procedural) state with (declarative) layout and gestures to be rather complex.
Currently, am using a MVVM pattern; a combination of Model, ViewModel (or Vm), and View. The Vm is passed as an @ObservedObject and receives the View's .onAppear and .onChange messages. This eliminates the View's need for @State, @Binding, and @StateObject. So, the Vm focuses on the state machine, while the View focuses on layout and dispatching gestures.
A Vm class can also persist and synchronize across devices, such as iWatch-iPhone-iPad-AppleTv-SharePlay, etc. But, maybe there is a better way of accomplishing the same goals with a self modifying struct. I dunno; still trying to wrap my head around the best approach.
Thanks.
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var tasks = Set<Task<Void, Never>>()
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"why swiping to Desktop 2 ?"
Not enough screen real estate. I work off a laptop and optionally sidecar an iPad. Desktop 1 for code, Desktop 2 for Browser, Email, etc.
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Similar results with new Gmail account. Can't verify via Safari (won't launch). Generating App password via Google App does not work either.
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Now it is recognizing the shortcut command. Maybe due to a server push on Apple's side? Dunno.But now all Siri voice shortcuts are reverting to "Continue on iPhone". Starting a new thread for that one.Reverted back to "I do not recognize that command." On both production and bare bones app.
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Same problem here. It used to work in previous Betas. Fails for both iOS 12 Beta 8 and WatchOS 5 Beta 7. Please file a bug. Will do the same.EDITI got it working. Three things to check1) Make sure app targets have embeded extensionName.appex2) add .continueInApp or whatever code you likeclass IntentHandler: INExtension, YourIntentHandling { func confirm(intent: YourIntent, completion: (YourIntentResponse) -> Void) { print("⊿ \(#function) \(intent)") completion(YourIntentResponse(code: .continueInApp, userActivity: nil )) }func handle(intent: YourIntent, completion: @escaping (YourIntentResponse) -> Swift.Void) { print("⊿ \(#function) \(intent)") completion(YourIntentResponse(code: .continueInApp, userActivity: nil)) }}3) compare side-by-side project details with with newest SoupChef app targets (there's a newer version recently posted)
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Beta 7 is currently not available; Beta 6 says "currently up to date". So, hopefully a quick turnaround for beta 8. Thanks for reporting this!
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I consider this broken. On a related thread, a reply mentioned a link to ARKit code. But, searching https://developer.apple.com/search/?q=arkit&type=Sample%20Code yields no results. Ideally, Apple would simply mark archived code as deprecated and keep the existing site. Having to slog through reference work to find a hidden link is counterproductive. I've been developing on iOS since jailbreaking 1.1.1 -- it is now becoming as convoluted as developing on Symbian.
